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FIN-ubMer.VWit... 2510 oolin11 001 00.1 00r as10 oo.LET1Netibscrlp-BULI.XTINtig It thern llllnoli.3!OFTIIKOF THEIclo "Theapon yourig. Suffld for thonew ionrat lay to:aion andtide, butxrats whootest, whollcy" apnth of theorgan izacsentative liberty toleased unnociatlona. tho widoaco Oreo-Republlli the Re-tffortt toii r flagrantand thoirall depart1 not vote1 Kcpubli-iption stirexcited to the newspaper ami tele graph offices to obtain confirmation or denial ofthe report. Their fcsrs wore more thanconfirmed on perusing llicnl conflicting report of the catastrophe. Nearly all of themwade Immediate preparations to lake thefirst treina out for their homes. Iy noon ofSunday the slrr cts were completely throngedWith people, and continued so until night.It at' blent to c cry observer, that Chicago, by their conversation and general demeanor, of all people, sympathized moredeeply and earnestly with the sufferer ofthe " hub," than other rould. A mcetliifiwas railed to ineetat noon on Monday nt thehall of the board of trade, Jand before 12o'elock the halt was filled to oetllouliif:.At 12-10 o'clock, the meeting was called toorder by J. M.; Proton, president of thelKard of trade, and alter rcfcrlnj to the object of the assembly, Mr. Preston nominatedMayor Mcillll ax chairman of the meeting.On taklmr the rhalr. his honor referred tothe terrible disaster which had overtakenour filter city, Boston, In very feeling tcrin.He said It seemed but yesterday that we hada similar visitation, which crushed us toearth and ashes, lie said It was due to ourhumanity anil gratitude that we assist the.suffern of Boston, and doed by urging promptand derided action toward that end. ltev.Laird Collier, also spoko very feelingly ofthe debt of gratitude which Chicago oweto Boston, for her prompt response In ourtime ol need. lie announced that theAmerican Express company had undertakento carry good free of charge.Other gentlemen spoke In high terms ofthe matter. Mr. Went. Dexter, presidentof the relief society, Mated that ho was authorized to say that the society bad on hand(1100,000 which it did not need, uml If themeeting thought It best, the amount wouldbe Immediately sent to Boston, A rcsolutlon to that effect was unanimously adopted.After this prhato subscriptions wsro calledfor, and over s?IOO,000 was subscribed on thepot, The printers' union donated $ JOO forthe Miflcrlng members of the cralt of thebereaved city. I believe It safe to say thatbefore Thursday night over half a milliondollars will hnto been rained in this cityalone for the sufferers by the Boston tire.T11K HOK8K DJHF.AhK.The horse disease Is rapidly abating Inthis city, and we may now look forward afew days and Imagine ourselves cujaylng allthe prh lieges of street-car facilities, "busling", etc., luxuries of which we have beendeprived for the week past. It Is reportedthat the horses of tho various car lines, omnibus companies, and In the livery stables !LOCALS.Fink. Qui Vive Coterlo parly, at thotit. Charles hotol on Friday night, i nttended by the elite of the city, and wis thefinest parly of tho season.Thf. LoH dollar kid glovo In thn city atStuart is Gholion's. Wo bavo them Inall tho now shades, In ono or two buttons.Stock Yard. Chief Myers Is bargainingwith II. Watson Wobb for two lots on thocorner of Fifth street and Washington nvonno for the purposo of starting a stockyard, an institution long needed here.New Fiiim. Tho now firm of Linton& Orr has set its sails. It proposes to doa forwarding nnd commission nnd generalwharfboat business. N. Linton and S.M.Orr aro lire men', energetic, capableand roliable. Wc wish them success, andlots of It.Rklioious. Hov. II. It. Thayer will deliver a dlscourso this morning, in thePresbyterian church, on "Tho Lessons ofthe Hour.' In tho evening he will deliver tho second discourse to young men jsubject: ''Position, an index to moralworth."Thk Sidewalks. McIIale, Poor andGorman have been inspecting tho condemned sidewalks of tho city and makingestimates for their reconstruction and thoconstruction of cortaln now ones. Thesegentlemen wero appointed by tho citycouncil to do this duty, nnd finished thework yesterday.Ladies' and Ciiimhikn's Furs andU.vdkkwear. Stuart is Gholson respectfully call attention to their stock of winterfurs, just received fresh from tho bands oftho manufacturer. Having deferred thepurchase of these goods until tho presenttlmti they can offer them at prices fully25 per cent, less than September or Octo-' bcr prices. They havo many noveltiesnot to bo found elsewhere. They also callattention to their large assortment ofgonts', ladies' and misses' underwear.They oro making a specialty of this classof goods and have arranged their prices tomorit tho contldonco and patronago of thecash trado.honest re- arc Iniprotlng rapidly and will be ready for i Tim Niw Salook. Coyno's openingtniMost of tho able and expertan.l south. ul" 1,1 " vcr ",0" "rae 1,1 wlc "arn '""cnes yesterday ana last night wero wellI the People's 0.nnibus and Ilaggage Co., on nttondedTwenty-ecouu street, mere are dis norscs, . drnkcri of thecitr, and a goodly company5corJ (-'lacked by the dNtemper. The exception "MoMy souls besld-s were present andDemocratic 8,10H that ..btooj will tell," for he Is a Ken- n,"do th occ'lon hi,,,riou n.J extremelyrescue tho tucky thoroughbred, of the Gold Dust stock. , enJrble. The'Cry.tal saloon is in oury. Recog-' There arc no serious cac in this stable, and 1 opinion a success ono of the finest in themtion, and not a single animal has died. The company city. On its walls aro flno pictures; onwill not commence running meir mies us noors nne carpets and Hno oil cloth;asaln bclore next Thursday or Friday, thus behind its bar lino liquors and fine drinkallowing their hone to completely recover , dispensers. It boasts the largest mirrorbefore their u-e ! again brought into ser- ,n .... . ...... i, is mi uuo, iuu carpenterwork was done by J. A. Fry, tho paintingAmerican3e inajoriint for then we haveIc judgmentupt knownmen not invice. There has a number of horsesdied, not so much from the disease as fromthe fact that they were forced to work be-! and Pperlng by H. Able, the gal fittingfore they were sufficiently recovered to do b.v Oerould. If we wre not a temperancehard work. man wo would wish tho Crystal success,The pre-ldent of the Illinois humane so-, but if w should what would Summerweller jKilitical I ciety ha issued a circular Informing all own-. say 1i we are not er" ot horses that on and after Mouday any tI person found working a none tuat Is auuerIng with the disease will be arrested. Thedls-, ea-e among the hore has Interfered seriously with the business of the city. In some Ininstances cattle bat e been brought into requisition, and it is not an unfrcqueut sight tosee half a dozen men hauling a heavily ladeliwagon through the MreeN. Some of thelar-rer flnn of this city are delivering theiral bsnner,orn'to con.ce . " Soldnine ttuplition in thei by them-in Generalitician- t-l. . ii t- "i . 1 1 .I upon Lira. Coi anJ QtU(r Anai faave ther .. buIis it suits hii , express," and deliver good In all part ofsrdoci not the city by them.All the railroad are running extr trainstary poweis for the accommdition ot thoe people whoin'front of 1 "ve 'n ll'e suburb' and d bu-lnew in thei.In?ini(nn . '''J--I enough to01 great majority of the pwjpte are concerned, because he had been elected to the jworerz (jtcmen , ol littleTIIH SCNDIY LIQCOK QCEiTIOX.The Isunday liquor question, so tar as thePope. It has been suggested since tbocounty election, that Mr. Pope, havingreceived a large vote and teen complimented by an uncontested election to theoffice of State's Attorney, should retirofrom tho City Attorney's office and allowsomebody else to go in. The State's Attorney's offico is not worth one-third asmuch as the City Attorney's office. It isan office which Mr. Webb would not consent to take because its income is so small.Mr. Pope was elected to it because be hasbeen a good and faithful City Attorney,and it seems to ui, that it would be rathera peculiar proceeding to put Mr. Pope intoh " poor-paying " office because ho hadb-ea faithful in a "good-pavine" office.and then turn hi.n out of the better officernnrm. T)i -ltv !ttirhnrff.4 nn tSitnt' it nrnnlil n 1I J . ... V I ' . vtj IIU UlUld fcUBIl- br the have made an attempt to Inforce th law, fair to let Mr. Pope continue in the cityrto (or bis but that they have suited to any eon- office another term. The income of botht'Uj i.!2.J'prtbetiivetU-igerouit.ic ntSco inte late on-temptationfinish In thelion of ourtho road tojj rorrupt men-nseli should. i he. I fear,i 1 duncerouinry Wilsonc bit ChicannmiiHteJ term , and1) uido for lh'Ubt Ills SIK.II BdPre.IdentMs great op.IJ 'rs to reformt men fromoi our coun-you I willner supportbo accordedi voted forof AmericaIf' y with the'acf suci oj-5vo., to future as1 bortcomlnsng praliontegrlly ando a politicalMm supportiKMOCitAT.tiderablc extent do"x not snem appirent.At all events, thtfrcs are an uuny wUbkysoaked IndUldo-ils to ht seen on the streeta there were before any attempt was made .to inforcc the law. some few saloon fcer-( crs who have di-regarded ordr, and keptupemueir paces on sun'lay, nave ren arrested and slight fines Imposd. Some otwill be a rea.4ons.ble return for the laborhe will have to do. As at present informed we are for Pope against the field.What will Hendricks say?Ds Rick, the D. B. Wo aro fearfulthat D. liice, the circus cum. the fellow otthe persons thus fined have paid the fine,, tbe arens wntJ ,, UnVing on re putnlionWUlIe Others batf! iririffilil tn tilvht-r rr.nrta i . . . 'and propose 0 n,-bt the matter to the bitter. g fa" u Pfe'enteuj capital of merit we are fearful, we say,that this I). Kice is a D. li. He imposedML'ST HASG.Owgori Peri, an Italian, was tried In w our creaumjr ana leit u. toCook county circuit court, last April, on 'rnourn bis departure, but ho played acisrge of murdering two men in hU saloon 1 curvy trick on Noycs, bis brother circuson October i), b',l. He was found guilty , man und rival. A printing firm in UufanJ sentenced tobe hanged in July. How- falo bad shipped to Noycs, at this place,eu-r, his attorneys, sought and obtained a 1 flT0 boxes of illuminated posters and prostay of execution, In order to bring the i ,,,, ,,. v,.... . mmmcase before the supreme court and endeavor n , . ' ... .. ...to procure a new trial for their client. The- T ,J ''case was biought before that body, at Ottv wo, Bt lhe d(!J,ot w,lUo ho WM 1,ero inwa, one day last week, but the court refined t,i1' city Ho rHI,reen'"J to Mr- Johnson,to grant a new trial. So Peri Is to be hanged, the railroad agent, that bo was Noyes'the day fixed for the execution Is Dci'i-m. partner, and obtained the boxes from thnberiM, U72. Peri seems to take the matter company, receipting for them. Hoym arcooly, and says that if he must swing, why. rived here yesterday and informed John-all there is about it, Is-that he must. When , son that Kico bud nlaved a trick that wasI-erl hanged, this community will be rid vain. Johnson toleKranhed to Mornnhis.at which placu Dan is now performingoi one or the mo.t desperate charactersthuteerllw'il In c,i-ltafferty, the murderer ol policeman Rr"1 hd th i"nocont clown brought "PO'Marra, and Certelth, the wlfu murderer, I w,lh H tl,ort lur"' lf -vo werB "ot Bwiiu miner sentence or death, were granted M""" ncarteu ciin:Kon, uan might havenew trial., by the supreme oourt. italltrty the high privllego of retailing his stalodesencs death as much as Peri. i...t n ito be presumed that the court courieredthat they had good cause for granting him anew trial, or they would not have dom. so,HEAVY IMMAGKBjokeswalls.to fellow prisoners between stoneAn important suit lias been pending for I frora a Democrat ondorsing tho presentmore than a year past in the United Mates Independent position of The Bulletin.UCE.'IB.IN CHICAGOI Great uxcltc-: lay yesterdaythe news olbefallen llosWas receivedUlng new spa-mo generallytho papers on)eoplc beganlaater, which) even greaterJl holocaust,rear ago, th, 8 o'clock inled tvithpeoiheMd olwtitA DemocuatV Communication. Wopublish this morning a communicationi . ; . " "J! " ou"' ua"m u,u mn"u Central, We do not agree in all details with ourUttsburKh, tort Wayne and Chicago. Chi- corr,.Kn0n,Un. !. w ,l l tl, .,..n,uluS.'l S.V. ""M!1. MIchlKauCfn. .cone of hi. l.r... 1I ... 7that Grant is canablo of nnv iood orwiso act. Wo know Proldcnt Grant hasinado mistakes, but wo havo asserted ourhope und belief that bo will, n his secondterm, do much that tnombors of the lateDemocratic party may and should upplaud, Ho has anticipated our hope, andin reply to n demnnd made by Cameronii... . . .. .. ... iirirunit ana other lleiiub cans whoKve him Pennsylvania by nearly 160,000"T'niy, iiiat ne should appoint a certainan to the purtrnaitor.hip of Philadelphia,Glared that ho will notsnrsi. U,M u,e, regulating civil-ml...- i ti.iAla- . 8 wtMIWH, HUU WallCUKO UI1U'rr; !""'' o the patentsl i l WUUU u k,l"w' Cawood'.!! block, used In strulKhten and retnewlng worn-out rail. wui,,,,. ,,,them vTlS.Ssum 01 ?I,WJ,7J-. WJwnnjd,,,, thepatenteoTHAT CHYHTAL 1-At.xCK.All fiLLA,ltittfiil rtt ....Wliltlili.kl anil mokl Inlliis.itUI '"kthis city are members, has been funned furtho purposo ol erecting a grand crystal n-j.aco, in which it is proposed to hold, nextseason, the greatest Industrial expositionever held In the West. Ths crystal palaceIs to be built entirely of Iron and glass, andwill cost, ground and all, over $300,000. Thecelebrated architect, W. W. lloylngton, isnow preparing the plans for this Institution,and It Is said will lay the result of his laborsbefore tho board or directors of the assorlatlon some time during the next week or tendays. The crystal palace is to be located inthe (southern division, somewhere near thlllnols ttteu yards. It is proposed to ex. .i , i. .. , . iiiu mm. ini.rnr.1... i. ..Oamnron'. f,l . .. W" PPOWt.11,1. " " more u member ofthe lato Democrat c p.rty of u, fWill rnfnaa lis tU.i f... - . . MUravo,Grn,,tr ProbaMy, but Jfth.ihl1u la..UI,l..na ! . . . 'wpsiusiuwiuurniiirnHV i!o an in il.i.Personal. Our plnk-whiaVeredfriecd,Ed. F. Hlsson, him of the roseate complexion and Cheaterfleldian bearing, calledupon Thk Bulletin yesterday. Edwardis now doing the paisongor agency of theIron Mountain railroad in that city ofsplendid ''lows nnd solemn stillness, Coltimbus, Kentucky. In good time, with bislittle carpet-snck, td. will make a returnpilgrimage to Cairo, and hero rest fromthe labor of doing nothing for a living, abuslnes In which nearly all tho ColumbusHe aro daily engaged.G. It. Clark, member of tho engineercorps of the Illinois Contral railroad company is at the St. Charles.Tho genial Noyes, the circus man, arrived in Cairo yesterday. Gonial we chIIhim, and so doos everybody else, and heis. A hotter man never sproad a circuscanvass in the Mississippi valley. Youcan bet your bolVom dollar on him, and besuro of winning. Ho is tho soul ofhonor a downright square-dealing, firstclass man. Wo aro absolutely lure, thatCharley will have a reserved seat inKingdom Come, if tbore is admission tothat exhibition for either circus mon ornewspapor people, who can't resist tho impulse to boost a man like him along in thoworld to good luck and fortune.Ladies' velvet pTnkg aunt! els at Stuart is Gholson's.SELECT COUNCIL.keoulah meeting.Council Ciiamukh, )Citno, ills., .Nov. in, is;a. fPresont His Honor Mayor Lansdenand Schuh, Taylor and Wood 4.On motion of Councilman Taylor thereading of tho minutes was dispensed withHILL.Tho following bills having been allowedas follows by thejboard of aldermen, werepresented for concurrent action, vlr :Frank llemls, whitewashing parkfence, et- 23Jno. II Oberly, publishing councilproceedings in Oct., etc 45 02W B llockwell, stationery for cityclerk's office 1 00Win Henry. Jr., 10 kegs nails, etc. 70 WCairo City Gas company, gas usedIn 83 street lamps in Oct 2ls) GOU II Cunningham, relit of councilbuilding for Oct 40 00K A Burnett, Oct. salary as citycomptroller .V) 00A Cain, Oct. salary as cttv marshal. 75 00M J llowlcy, Oct. salarv ns cityclerk 100 00T W Ilalllday, Oct. salary as rltytreasurer, pro tern. 7 da s 23 33It A Cunningham, October salary ascity trcaurcr 24 days 00 00I. II Myers, October salary as chiefof Police 83 33Charles Mehner, P II Helm, It F 111!-lingsly, li r Martin, J C La Huemid h red Whltcump, pollco constables, salary for October each. 75 00F Brosf, salary as police magistrate10 rsov. uin ono inoimi so iJWin Henry, hardware for pest house 1 80M F Wooton, 19 days guarding smallpox house ft7 00Wheeler, 8 days guardingsmalMmx house 21 onItlchard Slack, 10 davs guardingsmall-pox house so 00Henry black, 2 days guarding smallpox house 6 00Sandy Hedman, attendance at pesthouse 15 dav 23 MJackson Gum', attendance at pesthouse 17 davs 23 12W wooton, superintending smtll-Merchants, clerks, or any others whowish to wear flno boots either calf, morocco, kid or patent leather of tho very lateststyle, go to Wm Elder's, on Twontlethtreet. 10 lOtf.New Flour and Feed Store. Wra.Lonergan has openod a flour nnd feedstoro In Wardner's now building, on Commercial avenue. Ho Is soiling tho choicest brands of Cairo City mills flour at thomill prices. Ho has also for sale, In largoor small quantities, bran, hay, corn, oatsolc. Lonergan is entitle! to a liberal sharoof tho public patronago, which wo hope hemay receive. 11-lo-lw.Notice to Builders. Seated proposals will be received by the undersignedfor the erection of a brick building, to beWit On Washington avenue near Twelfthtroet, until Monday the 21st inst., at 0o'clock p.ni' Bids will bo rccelTcd forthe material and finishing the entirebuilding, or for brick and brick workcomplete and carpenter work, lumber andtiardwaro complete, and for plasteringand tnatorials. and for painting. Theright to reject all bids is reserved. Plansand specifications at my shop.1-I6tf. F. Tueqhold.Mm. Anna Lano, Kighth street botween Commercial and Washington avenues, has ust roceived a large and variedstock of fall goods, and desires to call particular attontlon to her handsomo assortment of ladies' and children's underwear,something new In this market. Herwoolen drawers and leggins combined aroalso something now and the most comfortable thing for children In cold weatherever devised. Mrs. Lang also has a wollselected assortment of hats, bonnets, ribbons, flowers, and notions of all sorts, allof which will bo sold as cheap as can befound elsewhere in this market.10-9-1 mNoiiodt denies that If you would haveoysters by tho plate, stewed, fried, roastedraw or on the half-shell, by the doeen.can or barrel, thcro is only ono placo Inthe city where you can get tho freshest,juiciest and best. That placo by commonconsent is the Thalia Uvster saloon, atthe corner of Twelfth street and Washington avenue, and, while there, if youshould chance to call for n glass of St.Louis lager ; a glass of wine, native orforeign, or something of a stronger kind,your own good tasto will testify thatJaeckcl keeps the best. Then go to thoThalia, call for what you want to eat ordrink, and if you are not muro than satisfied, everybody will say that you mustcharge your dissatisfaction to y.our owndepraved taste. IfSkei.ho ig Bklievino. If ladies wbodo not use the fragrant Hozodent willcompare teeth with those who do, theywill see in an instant, more reasons foradopting it, than can be composed into anewspaper paragraph. 11-17 d&wlw.pox matters 31 days..house' Holly, repairing pest house, etciiuivu, naming i loans 107.Peter03 00U 62pestfor pest2 00It 00WV Itiser, 4 pairs blanketshouseM Driscoll, hauling celling paper tpest houseParker & Blake, 5 lbs. celling paper forpest houc 4 02Dr Evan. vaccinating irj persons. . 24 75DrOG Parker, vaccinating 32S persons 82 00Dr J C Sullivan, vaccinating 200 person 30 00MJ JIcGauly, drugs and medicines 10 83Barclay Brothers, drugs and medicines 43 COGeo Scbllimel, rent of pest hou-e,provisions furnished, haulingdone, etc ... 31 05L Jorgenscn, ;grocer;es for pestbous, etc. 24 60Morris, Pood & Co., 4,503 feet lumber Si 13B. Shannessy, p. M.. October salary. 25 00Wm. Mcllale, dieting prisoners InOctobe",3!)5 days 197 50A. Frazcr, nuttloL' In new valves Inpump comer of Eleventh street iand Commercial avenue 10 CVPhillip Howard, James Pnlllis. II.Blxby, Jos. Arnold, F. M. Ward,M. Warren, Wm. White nd Thos.Kerth, for sen ices as special policemen on election day, November stb, each 4 00P. Conlan, 27 days' work on streetsin October 59 00Thos, Fitzgerald, 27 days' work onstreets in October 69 00Win. Mcllale, 22 days work onstreets in October 44 00Nick Williams, meat furnshed pesthouse from Sept. 17 to Oct. 31. 5 35N. Keith for furnishing codlns andburylug 0 small-pox patients 42 00James Boss, two tons coal for clcrk'aoffice $8 00Cairo Box and Basket company lumberin full of bill for $37 08 32 70Carl Peters pointing three picks Iniuii oi inn inr illCouncilman Wood moved to concur intbo action of tho board of aldermen in allowing tho foregoing bills. Carried bythe following vote: Ayes Schuh, Taylorand Wood 3. Nay 0.cahill'h account.Councilman Taylor moved to allow thobalance of $288 23 due John Cabill forfilling cronsings, etc., as allowed by thoboard of aldermen. Carried as follows:ayes Schuh, Taylor and Wood 3. Nay0.ORDINANCES.An ordinance ontilled "an ordinancegranting the right of way to tho Kentuckyand Tennesseo Uailroad company overcortaln streats in the city," was read thefirst tune, and laid over for n second reading.The board ofaldormon having refusedto concur in the amendment mado by thisboard to an ordinanco entitled "an ordinance regulating tho height of chimneys,etc.," Councilman Taylor moved to reconsider the vote, amonding said ordinance.Carried.On motion of Councilmnn Wood, tho ,ordinance was adopted without amendment, by the following vote: AyesSchuh, Taylor and Wood 3. Nay 0.On motion of Councilman Wood, adournod. M. J. Uowley,City Clerk.SELECT COUNCIL.regular meetino.Council Chamber,)OaIHo, Ills., .Nov, 13, 1072. I iPresent His Honor Mayor Lansden andCouncllraen Halllday, Hurd, Taylor andWoodward 6.On motion of Councilman Halllday tboreading of the minutes was dlipnsedwltb.AN ORDINANCE,An ordinance antitlod "u ordinancogranting the right of way to the Kentuckyand Tennessee railroad company ovorcortain streets of the city," was read ali-rono I mnAb Locuhts. The Charter Oak Stovesare becoming such universal favorites andare making their way into so many households, that it looks as if they were destined to cover the face of the lands as thelocusts of Egypt. Unlike them, however,they are blessings instead of plegues, andwe wiah speed to the consummation.ll-lOdiwltThe justico of the verdict rendered bytho public years ago In favor of the Mexican Mustang Liniment must be apparentto all who have used that famous preparation or seen it used. Its healthy influence is irresistible. The most obstinateforms of neuralgic or rheumatic disease arototally cured by it, and that in an inconceivable short space of time. External injuries or sores, whether of man or beast,as well as all equine or human maladiesfor which a liniment may be used, arespeedily remedied by its use. Kememberit is not merely a palliative I ut an oradicant of disease. ll-!7eod&wlw.RIVER NEWS.ARRIVED.Steamer Mohawk, New Orleans" lorn. Jasper, St. Louis" Shamrock, Cincinnati" Esperanza, St. Louis" Joo Kinney, St. Louis" ME Forsyth, St. Louis" II S Turner. St. Louis" Illinois, Columbus" Jim Flsk Jr., PaducahDEPATED.Steamer Mohawk, St. Louis" Joe Fleming, St. Louis" Arkansas Belle, Evansville" Tom Jasper, New Orleans" Esperanzu, Pittsburg" Joe Kinney, Vicksburg" II S Turner, New Orleans11 Illinois, Columbus" Jim Fitk Jr., Paducah1IIU MUDDY COAL.Steamboats supplied at any time, bothday and night, with either lump or chestnut coal, in any quantity, und on usualterms, at the yard at grand Tower, Ills.Special contracts otferod on favorubloterms upon application.H. V. Olymiant,L. A. Bokee, Gen'l Supt.Sales Agent. 3-15-Iy.1IOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.The elegant sleumer, -P. W. Strador, istbo Anchor lino packet for Memphis,Vicksburg and all way points, leavingthis evening ut 0 o'clock. Tho FlorenceLeo is the boat leaving for Evansville andall way points this evening at 0 o'clock.The Anchor lit.o boat St. Luke, is thopackol for St. Louis, leaving this eveningat 0 o'clock. The Continental is due,bound for New Orleans.CONDITION Oy TUE RIVERS.The fall in the Ohio since our last report was only 2 inches. There is about 7feet in tho river below here. Tho packetsrepot t Devil's Island the worst place.Tbore is only 5 feet there.Special dispatches to Tux Bulletinreport the condition of the Ohio andMississippi rivers at various places,1IUSINESH AND WEATHER.During the morning tho lovoo had aquiet uppoarance, but during tho afternoon tho packets nrrivod and business wasgood the rest of tho day.Tho weathur continue cold, and a highwlud prevailed all day.MISCELLANEOUS.Thj Tom Jasper with a barge in tow,passed down wilb a good trip of freightand passengers. "Tho repairs to tho Charles Bodmann'smachinery have been mado, and she isnow on her way to this port.The Arkansas Belle arrived a few boorsbehind time with a light trip, and returned wltb a fair list of passengers.Tho Sam J. Hale Is on her way fromCincinnati to Now Orleans with a fulltrip of assorted freight.Messrs. Linton it Orr. our now wharf.for the Ohio river.The Joe Kinney, for Vicksburg, broughtout a fair load, and filled out here with agood trip,Tho T. F. Eckcrt is on her way to thesunken St. Marys, and will go to work ather immediately.Tho II. S. Tumor came in just behindthe Forsyth, and hud nil tho froight shewanted.The tplzootiu is interfering wilhstoamors loading at Portland, and draymen are charging $0 a load for haulingfreight.Tho Mary K. Forsyth came out with afreighted bargo In tow. Sbo has sixtycabin and sixty-five dock passengers.Sho still load for New Orleans this morning. PHIL. aovvAiib,STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,111 NaUMl ftasstt tstsUilssig.Skapecial attention paid to orders Irum situsbisis omht ordarATTENTION!Mr. R. Jones on Commercial avenue, second door westof Tenth street, is manufacturing Boots and Shoes of thebest material in the marketand is prepared to till allorders on tho shortest notice.He guarantees both tho workand material ; his patterns areof the latest styles, and hisprices lower than any othershop in the city. Confidentof the excellence of his work,ho invites the patronage oftho PuWjc 1MM 3mUS' You can buy sixand one-half lbs. Durant'sA Coffee Sugar for Ono Dollar; Seven lbs. New OrleansSugar for One Dollar; Bestthree and one-half libs. PrimeRio Coffee, One Dollar ; BestImperial Tea, One Dollar anda half per pound ; Best Gunpowdor Tea, One Dollar andSeventy-five Cents per pound ;Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,One Dollar per pound, and everything proportionately cheapat WILEY & BIXBY'S.5-J-fHome Advcrtsioraents.NTKAHROATN.REOULAK CAIRO. PADUCAH & EVANSVII.LE SEMI-WEEKLY U. 8.MAIL PACKET.Ths Past and K!Ki"t I'assrnjer HteamerNEW ADVERTISEMENTS.THK ONLY BELIA1ILK OIVT D1HTRI1IUHON IN TUK COUNTRY IXi . r . aiisrB'aNineteenth OrandANNUAL DISTRIBUTION,To bo drasra Wrdoesdajr, Jan'Jrj 1st, 17.$200,000 OOIN VALUABLE GIFTS10,000 IN AMERICAN OOLD!10.COO IN AMERICAN SILVER IFive Prlxes 91,000 JK fGREENBACKSTen Prizes 600One span of Matched Horses, with FamilyCarriage and Silver-Mounted Harness, worth l,W0!Five Horses anil Buggies, with .Silver-Mourned Harness, worth (600 each!Five Fine-toned Rosewood Pianos, worth6"i00 each 12.') Family Sewing Machines, worth$100 each I2,300 fiold and silver I.ever Hunting Watch-es (in all.) worth from to ;uio each !Gold Chilian, Silver-ware, Jewelry, etc..Number of gifts ZVXXI! Tickets limitedto 100,000 !AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS.I'o whom Liberal Premiums will be paid.SlnL'lo Tickets fl; Six Ticket flO; TwelveTlckcU $iOj Twcnty.flvo Ticket 110.Circulars coaUioinc a full list of prises, description of th manner of drawinx. and otherInformation In rsfsrsnce lo the distribution, IIIt sent to any one orJerln; them. All lettersmust he addressed to h. I). MINE, Box, M,msis orrics, Cincinnati, n.101 West Alh st nOT-l'J ',NOTICE.Cauio, Ills., Nov. 8, 1872.We have this day formed u partnershipfor the purpose of doing a forwarding andcommission and general wharfboat business.The style of our mm will be Linton & Orr.N. Linton,11-17 lw. s. M. OMit.BUTCUEIM.HYLAND k SAUEIt,BUTCHERSAND UKALKKS INCHOICE FRESH MEATSOF EVERY DESCRIPTION,Corner Iflth street and Commercial uvemunext door to the II) land saloon.11-10 if. CAIRO, ILLS.JAKE WALTER,BUTCHER4HD osiisa IFRESH MEAT,Eiqutu Htrbet, Uktwxkw WabhimotobaxdComuxbcjax Avxhdu,AttJOISSlBI lUtlCSSbOSSMSSSSSI HsMSjy'a,Keep the best or linef, Pork, Mutton Veal,f.suili, Snusane, vie., nd are prepared to strrscltisens In Ilia roost aotontabln manner.IDLBWILD.Jack Orammkh, Master.Et. Thomas, clerk..(Or Leaves Cairo for Paducah and Evansville, everj Thursday and Sunday evenltur,at 6 o'clock, connecting at Evansville withthe Louisville and Cincinnati packets. Kofreight or passaKo apply toJambs B1008 Passenger Ait't.REGULAR CAIRO, PADUCAH & EVANS.VILLE 8EMMVEEKLY PACKET.The fine Passenger PacketARKANSAS BELLE.UEN. HOWARD MaMetNkolky Rum clerk,tLeaves Cairo for Paducah and Evansv no every 1 uesday and Friday evenlmr at 0p clock. For freight or passage apply onboard or to 'Jamm Utrjun, Passenger Ag't."SSEI'AILf."0 ANI) EVANSVILLESEMI-WEEKLY MaIL LINE PACKET.The fine low pressure Passenger PacketW. it. PENNINOTON Maslt2TLavcs Cairo every Wednesday andSaturday evening alH o'clock, for l'ailujshand Evansville. For freight or uassaire apply on board or toJ Anita UlOOS, Passenger Ag'l.CAIRO AND PADUCAUAIL BOAT.'I he splendid steamerJAS. FISK,Dick Fowleh, CaptainMA.,LY (Sunday excepted), at4 p.m. t or freight or nassagc apply on boirt.jatr JAs.2AixoKr,Ag't.CAIKt. AND MOUND CITYMTKAM TCCI.Will make three trips dells.'IJCAVINO CAIKO I I.KAV'0 MOTOU CITYAt" .a.m. At 8:30 .m.At 11 . ..a.m I At 1:30 p.m.p.m. At o p.m.Fare each way, 30 cents; 10 ticket lortl bO. Will land, when hailed, at any gooduiKiuicuiHr iBuuuig jur iiuuenger olfreights. nosltf.MILLINBStr.MR8. McOEE,On Eighth Htrert, tetveen Commercial and Washnatou Art-Dues, U daliv revels lnNEW MILLINERY GOODSor IMSLOXST FALL A Nil WINTXK STYLMItetmta s lull I. ae ofHOlTiTETS &c HAT9ITnoimel nnd iititrimmed.JFltKACd KLOWKRH. HIBHliNJ, TRIMMINODof :i atad'. Luces, etc., etc.Mrs. Mttiee has also a lira ueortineat oPencj ArlieUs.such ssKCK TLX COLLARS. UNDKtiHLERVES,KUKfy.HAhH&J.KANb,And all oihersrticles u.asJIy lound la aFIRST-CLASS MILLINERY STOREMrs. McOen, In addition to her ittock ofFancv and Millinery Ooods, has a Urone andcomplete assortment of Cincinnati Customjjuur uauies- aim Misses- rtiioes and Children' Roots, lllack and in Colors. Theseare acknowledged to be the finest and bestbhoes in the market, and this is the onlyplace In the city that makes them a specialty.MRS. M. SWANDER,IN TUEATHENEUM BUILDINGhu opened out as eiteoslte stock otMILLINERY GOODSAll ot which are entirelf new and of the senLATEST SPRING GOODS.THE STOCK COMPRIBE8HATS, BONNETS RIBBONS,FLOWERS,And an elegant assortment oiLACKS, VR1NUK8, KID OLOVBS, HOSIXHtand all articles usually kept m a flrst-elatt millinerjr store.Mr. Nwsn.lt r insites the public to ralland !npest 'ier stuck, whtrh ehe will take pleasuredhowing to old as well as new euMorrers.INMAN LINELiverpool New-York and PhiladelphiaSteamship Company,raosa costssci witi cvitsd statu aiu sbituiOOTSS1KISTSFor Carry inn Hie MillsFOR PASSAGE TICKETSoa reams isroaasriosiAPPLY TO JOHN O. DALE, Aot.1 Broadway, New-York, or toIf. Heapl,Washington Atenue. Cairn. non. 51LIME I CEMENT IJAMES ROSS,osAua iaCAPE GIRARDEAU AND ILLIAO.Commeroiai-av., Foot of Eleventh-it.Best quality of Lime and Cement aUways on band, and for tale at thevery lownst Seuros (breath.FRED ROSENo. 104 COMMKKCtAL AVKWUK,Ilollt French ami acoth cawlmerei allcolors, Reavers and Uread-cloth constantlyon nand, aud all goods warranted.DYEINUrMiMTmai.TO THE IPUBISia.Anticipating n decline In prlci 0PRINTER'S STOCKol all kinds and desirous that our customers should know wc are determinedto carry out our promises of cheap Diintlncwe feel It our duty to makeREDUCTION IN FORMER PR1CK8believing that a steady Increase of businesswill be an equivalent.With our long experience In business andINCREASED FACILITIEStogether with our advantages In theDUrchasn srwl ulutin. nr ...w- -V11.VHVB w . mwm UUIcustomers may rest assured we wlU try-- .""muucc 01 uieirverr uoeralPol&Kr.vM ,UnUon u-PRICES FOR JOB WORK.DILL HKAD8SrS.fr OTS rafequalities tdd the difference la Uie colt of theSTATEMENTS2"il 'Iwr. Flat Cap or time quality ofFolio Post. iwrM tl nmnA m. .:'1'fMW Wto fiO.POSTERSTO 60 per M. -" wwU) a careful examination ot the above listour patrons will tlud that ourLETTER HEADSper M & 00to7 00, according to site andquality opper; perone-ualM H 0OUHW.NOTE HEADSpu ordinary site per M t O0to5 80, accord?60to55W qU Y' Coamtttlti !BILLS LADING.s?TM' wording to tbte aud weight, tU Ootoop; per one-half M, according to sLw andWeight, 3 00tO4 00. e sauDRAY TICKETSper M tM OOtoi 00, according to order.EN V ELOPESurnlsherl reUU at wholesale prices. Chaixeorprlntlng.ll ooto 60 peril.SHIPPING TAGSPRICES AB3S IiO"W3BHthan 1 those ot any establishment ol the kindIn Ut. Louis, Cincinnati or Chicago.-A. ID -V B T I S 1 3ST C3-business men will find the Blixktix thebest advertises medium In Southern tillnolt. OTFR WEBBILT(sheet SOxtO, 8 columns) Is furnished to subscribers at the low rate ofONE DOLLAR PER YEARand now has a lancer subscription list laSouthern Illinois, Missouri and Kentuckythan any paper ever belore published laCairo, new clubs are coming la everyday. 'MIXLIAHBM."jBiLLiXRlDS;JstTnich()lasJENNY LIND TABLESBILLLIARD HALLHARRY WALKER it CO., Prop-rt.This hoiue Is newly fitted up with twoexcellentBILLIARD TABLESAnd two finePLAYERS.The saloon Is stocked with Uie RestBrands olWINES,LIQUORS,aud CIGARSMIXED IDjXHTlSiare compounded In the most approved styleISrCome and see for yourself. They keepon hand a line stock ofCOLD WEISS BEER,SCHWEITZER CflEKSK AND HOLLAND HERRING.REFRESHMENT TABLESaro spread morning and evening at 10o'clock, at which all are Invited to ptrtlci-WH OLKMALB CKOCUI,11. M. HULEM,GROCER and CONFECTIONAod Dealer ia Foreign Fruito ANutt,No. 134 Commercial-avo.,Cairo, Ills.JOHN SHEEHAN,RETAIL GROCERAnd Dealer IdVEGETABLES, FRUITS, EQ08, LARDFRESH BU1TEB, ETCj ifa-All floods warranted fresh, tnd soldtt the lowest prices.Corner 9th At. andCommerclsiAve.7-S3 tf.DHKAP IIMOPHHTRH ITHH 3STXW SYSTEM.. 1PIE If? KM VttH AHII. TilAT U. 0. THIELECKE'S STORKWABUIKOTOM AVXNUX, DXTWIBV TIHTUAMD XLBVXNTn STkXKTS. '4